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A waiter is a male person who
waits on tables in a
restaurant, serving customer's food and drinks and clearing tables when they are finished.
A waiter is a female person who waits on tables in a
restaurant, taking orders, serving customer's food and drinks and clearing tables when they are finished.
A weaver is someone who makes
cloth or other textiles like
rugs on a
loom.
A welder is someone who makes things out of
metal for a living. Welders use special tools to join pieces of metal together to make things like
ships.
A woodturner is a person who makes or shapes objects by cutting wood with a sharp blade while it spins on a wood
lathe, which is a process called turning.
Woodturners often make
bowls,
chair or
table legs, bedposts and
banister spindles.
You
work to get something done, to achieve something. Some kinds of work require a lot of physical
effort, other types of work require a lot of
thinking. Most people are
employed by someone else who
pays them to work.
Wright is the profession and the surname of someone who makes things from wood, particularly parts of vehicles, eg a cartwright makes
carts, and a wheelwright makes
wheels.
A writer is someone who writes
books, stories or articles for a living. If you are writing a book it may take a very long time to find a company who will print it so that lots of people can read it. Most writers write for
newspapers or
magazines. Once someone has had something published, they are formally called a
writer.